How Christina Zhu turned Sam’s Club into Walmart’s unlikely growth engine in China

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Fortune	How Christina Zhu turned Sam’s Club into Walmart’s unlikely growth engine in China	Walmart China’s first native Chinese CEO is leaning on Sam’s Club, smaller portion sizes, and an ultrafast delivery network to drive growth in a strained consumer economy.	5 Oct, 20:22	5 Oct, 21:00	0m	fortune.com	First

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